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$JBLU reported that preliminary traffic for the month of December 2017 increased 2.7% from last year, on capacity growth of 4.4%. Load factor was 82.7%, down 1.4 points from a year ago. The company's preliminary completion factor was 99.8% and its on-time performance was 74.1%.

$JBLU expects 4Q17 revenue per available seat mile to increase about 1.8% year-over-year and fuel cost per gallon of $1.89-1.92. CASM ex-fuel growth is expected to include about $23MM of additional expenses associated with the $1,000 bonus for each Crewmember, which will raise its previously provided guidance by 2.0 percentage points.

$JBLU reported that preliminary traffic for the month of December 2017 increased 2.7% from last year, on capacity growth of 4.4%. Load factor was 82.7%, down 1.4 points from a year ago. The company's preliminary completion factor was 99.8% and its on-time performance was 74.1%.

Airline company $JBLU reported a 2.8% annual growth
in passenger traffic for November. During the month, capacity expanded 4.3%
to about 4.4MM Available Seat Miles. The load factor was 84.2%, down 1.2 pts
compared to November 2016. JetBlue expects traffic to grow between -0.5% and
1.5% in fourth quarter, when operations were impacted by hurricanes.

$JBLU said it is ending ticket sales through more than 10 online travel agencies (OTAs) as part of its structural cost program to reduce costs across the airline. This marks the first phase of a new online distribution strategy, which will focus on direct bookings though jetblue.com and select third-party channels.

$JBLU said its 3Q17 revenue was negatively impacted by about $44MM and operating income was reduced by about $30-35MM or 6-7 cents per share, due to impact from hurricanes Irma and Maria combined. For 4Q17, $JBLU expects revenue to be negatively impact by about $70-90MM and operating income to be lowered by $50-70MM, or 10-13 cents a share.

Brazilian airline company $AZUL has entered into a unilateral
codeshare agreement with $JBLU. Under the partnership, Azul will place its ‘AD’
code on JetBlue flights to various destinations. The arrangement will enable customers
to use a single ticket issued by Azul, which will include flights operated by
both the airlines.

$JBLU expects a 6.5-7.5% annual growth in capacity for
3Q17. The company forecasts a YoY change in revenue per available seat miles that ranges from a decline of 0.5% to an increase of $2.5%. Cost per available seat
miles, excluding fuel, is seen growing 1.5-3.5% in 3Q17. For fiscal
2017, capacity growth is forecast in the range of 5.5% to 6.5%.

Aviation firm $JBLU reported a 12% annual growth in
2Q17 revenues, exceeding the company’s expectations. Load factor moved up by 0.2
point as revenue passenger miles grew 5% helped by a marked increase in capacity.
Net
income advanced 17% in the second quarter, and EPS rose to $0.64 from $0.53
last year.

$JBLU has
named Ursula Hurley as VP, Structural Programs. She succeeds Steve Priest who
was appointed as CFO. Santiago Martello will join on Aug. 2, 2017, as VP, Financial
Planning & Analysis. He replaces Tracy Lawlor, who is now VP, Strategy
& Business Development. David Jehn has joined as VP, Operational Planning
& Analysis.

SoFi and $JBLU announced a partnership that lets those with student loans simultaneously lower their payments while earning valuable airline loyalty points, the first partnership between a direct lender for student loans and an airline.

$JBLU announced new and improved flight schedules for service between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) and Mexico City International Airport (MEX) and between Orlando International Airport (MCO) and the Mexican capital, which will better accommodate the airline's customers.

$JBLU appointed John Checketts as the carrier's new VP, network planning, effective immediately. Checketts will oversee the execution of the company's network strategy through the route planning, schedule planning and charter functions. He will report to Scott Laurence, $JBLU's SVP, airline planning.

$JBLU announced the appointment of Marc Esposito as Crew and Values Relations VP, Tracy Lawlor as Strategy and Business Development VP, Lisa Reifer as Infrastructure, Properties and Development VP, and Mike Parkinson as Airports Focus Cities VP, effective immediately.

$JBLU promoted Steve Priest as its CFO, effective immediately. He will oversee numerous departments including treasury and investor relations, and report to CEO Robin Hayes. Airways. He will now succeed Jim Leddy, who served as interim CFO since November.

$JBLU reported an 8.6% increase in traffic for the month of January 2017 to 3.86Bil revenue passenger miles from 3.56Bil RPM last year. Capacity rose 7.7% to 4.64Bil available seat miles from 4.31Bil a year ago. Load factor increased 0.7 points to 83.3% from 82.6%. Revenue passengers grew 11.6% and departures rose 8.5%.

$JBLU announced the appointment of Ramki Ramaswamy as the new Vice
President, IT Technology & Integration, effective immediately. He will
report to Eash Sundaram, Executive Vice President, Chief Information Officer.